Lipoflavonoid® proven, nutritional support for tinnitis sufferers

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Lipo-Flavonoid Quiz

Tinnitus affects more than 50 million Americans. Are you or will you be one of them? Take the following quiz to assess your risk for developing tinnitus or aggravating tinnitus that you may already have. This is not a diagnostic tool, but rather for informational purposes only and it does not constitute medical diagnosis/information. See your doctor if you suspect that you may have tinnitus.


While supplies last, each person who takes the quiz will have a chance to register for a free pair of ear plugs to protect the health of their ears. Once you receive your quiz results, click on the link to register. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.


1. I have been told that when I listen to audio (radio, TV or music) in my ear buds/headphones), it is up too loud/the person standing near me can also hear it.
All of the time
Sometimes
Never
 
2. After listening to music on my radio or via iPod, MP3, etc., I experience a ringing or high pitched tone or whooshing in my ear(s).
All of the time
Sometimes
Never
 
3. If I am in an environment (work related or socially, like a concert) where I know there is going to be loud noise, I wear something, like ear plugs, to protect my ears.
All of the time
Sometimes
Never
 
4. During the day I hear a "background" noise (high pitch tone, ringing, whooshing, etc.) at least once a day.
All of the time
Sometimes
Never
 
5. When I’m going to sleep, I hear a "background" noise (high pitch, ringing, whoosing, etc.)
All of the time
Sometimes
Never
 
6. I listen to my iPod, MP3, or similar etc. for a total of:
More than 5 hours a day
More than 2 hours a day
Under 1 hour a day
Never
 
7. I talk on my cell phone via a hands-free head set, blue-tooth, etc., for a total of:
More than 5 hours a day
More than 2 hours a day
Under 1 hour a day
Never